Quantum Spaces [electronic resource] : Poincaré Seminar 2007 /
Poincaré SeminarCorporate Author
Poincaré Seminar(10th :2007 :Institut Henri Poincaré)
Poincarâe Seminar
Rivasseau, Vincent.editor.
This book starts with an introduction by V. Pasquier on the usefulness of non-commutative geometry, especially in the condensed matter context of the Hall effect. This theme is further developed by A. Polychronakos, who together with L. Susskind introduced the concept of non-commutative fluids. Jean-Michel Maillet compares the experimental results on one dimensional magnetic chains to the theoretical predictions based on the algebraic Bethe Ansatz and related to quantum group symmetries that he actively developed with many collaborators. On the high energy side of non-commutative geometry the
This book starts with an introduction by V. Pasquier on the usefulness of non-commutative geometry, especially in the condensed matter context of the Hall effect. This theme is further developed by A. Polychronakos, who together with L. Susskind introduced the concept of non-commutative fluids. Jean-Michel Maillet compares the experimental results on one dimensional magnetic chains to the theoretical predictions based on the algebraic Bethe Ansatz and related to quantum group symmetries that he actively developed with many collaborators. On the high energy side of non-commutative geometry the
Proceedings of the 10th seminar held on Apr. 30, 2007.
Includes bibliographical references.
Quantum Hall Effect and Non-commutative Geometry -- Non-commutative Renormalization -- Non-commutative Fluids -- Heisenberg Spin Chains: From Quantum Groups to Neutron Scattering Experiments -- Non-commutative Geometry and the Spectral Model of Space-time.
Quantum physics.
Quantum Physics.